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A walk in the city of Rome that crosses the Caffarella Park, starting from the Via Appia Nuova at the Colli Albani bus stop. The route enters the park from Viale Mario Leigheb and then takes a sction of the Appia Antica. The itinerary reaches the Circonvallazione Ardeatina which leaves the park and proceeds in the Garbatella district until it reaches Via Ostiense. From here there is the alternative to return to the starting point following the same route or return by bus.

An excursion that takes place in a loop around the Caffarella Park, known for its beauty and importance. The Park covers approximately 300 hectares of the intact Roman countryside and is immediately behind the historic center. This park contains archaeological monuments of exceptional beauty and importance, making it a unique archaeological landscape. The park can be explored by hiking, running, or cycling and is suitable for all the family.

A pleasant walk inside the Caffarella Park, immersed in the valley where the history of Rome, the city, the culture and the people who populated it are reflected. The Park covers approximately 300 hectares of intact Roman countryside and is located close to the historic centre, enclosing archaeological monuments of exceptional beauty and importance. Following this route it is possible to admire the Roman ruins and the Almone river.

A pleasant excursion that takes place in a loop starting from the Caffarella Park and reaches the Appia Antica Park. The route begins in the parking lot of the Ex Cartiera Latina and proceeds clockwise crossing the river Almone and Marrana. Furthermore, the itinerary crosses the Parco delle Tombe di via Latina and then proceeds towards the Fosso Marrana Waterfall. Along the way it is possible to admire ruins of historical and cultural importance from the Roman era.

A nice walk, run or a bike ride in the Caffarella Park, a beautiful park of historical importance in Rome. The route starts from the car park at the Circonvallazione Ardeatina and begins along a a section of the Old Appian Way (Via Appia Antica). From here the excursion continues in an anticlockwise loop following the Almone Torrent for a stretch on the outward journey and the Marrana River on the right on the return journey.